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I am majoring in physics at school, and I am finally starting Physics 131 (classical calc-based physics) next semester. I am just finishing up my Calculus courses this summer.
I would like to find a good book that I can read to get me started so I can have the best chances of doing well in the class when I start this fall.
Can anyone recommend some good books I can purchase or borrow from the library that covers Newtonian Mechanics, thermodynamics, and classical wave motion? I haven't had a physics course in a long time (over 5 years) and I really want to go into this class as prepared and ready as possible.
Thanks.
S
I would like to find a good book that I can read to get me started so I can have the best chances of doing well in the class when I start this fall.
Can anyone recommend some good books I can purchase or borrow from the library that covers Newtonian Mechanics, thermodynamics, and classical wave motion? I haven't had a physics course in a long time (over 5 years) and I really want to go into this class as prepared and ready as possible.
Thanks.
S